A successful deer hunter must know how deer behave in the wild, have been close enough to deer to bag them and have amassed a wealth of knowledge about how to find and take deer from in-the-field experience. Let’s look at some tips for bagging a big buck. READ MORE
Oftentimes your hunt really begins once you’ve shot or arrowed a deer. Only after you’ve recovered the animal can you call your hunt a success. Let’s look at 10 steps to help you locate your downed whitetail. READ MORE
Because white-tailed deer are very adaptive, they thrive in rural areas and are frequent residents in urban/suburban sites. Most deer-human conflicts occur in suburban developments. Many home owners are not familiar with deer and their habits. People will start to feed deer to bring them out into the open so they can be more easily […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It seems contradictory, but for me, hanging out the door of a helicopter to take a photograph is less scary than climbing a ladder to reach the top of my first-story windows. While I’ve jumped – voluntarily- from an airplane, I’ve never voluntarily come down from a ladder at twenty-four feet per second squared. I’ve […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Patterning has become a term used quite frequently in the out-of-doors. Fishermen talk about patterning bass, duck hunters speak of patterning waterfowl, and deer hunters discuss patterning deer. What few outdoorsmen fail to realize is that deer pattern people, so they can survive. The older the buck, the more quickly he learns to pattern hunters. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It costs $40 and involves official measuring and paperwork, but the Boone and Crockett Club has offered five reasons why hunters should enter their trophy into the Club’s record books. | For More…
Deer know that to survive hunting season, they don’t walk in open places, don’t come into a green field or move before dark, but they do hole-up in thick cover during daylight hours. Let’s look at some strategies to help you bag a nice-sized buck. READ MORE
With the majority of whitetail states opening whitetail hunting this month, Bob Humphreys offers some tips on how to take advantage of your first trips afield. | For More…
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